A ninth gameplay clip from Grand Theft Auto VI hit the internet earlier today, courtesy of the leaker known as Cyberleek. The stated motive this time is a protest against Sony and Rockstar dropping physical discs — though the timing lines up suspiciously well with a promotional push for the leaker's own meme coin.
This clip picks up where the last one left off. When that previous video surfaced, Cyberleek promised the rest of the strip club footage once their coin's market cap hit $3 million — a threshold that's apparently now been cleared, thanks to a wave of donations from people eager to see more.
The new footage runs 2 minutes and 12 seconds, covering a random encounter at a gas station, GTA 6's very first look at the "Wasted" death screen, and the remainder of the strip club cutscene teased in the prior leak. That cutscene is the more significant reveal here — it's the first of the nine leaked clips to confirm the leaker has footage involving Lucia.
As always, we won't be hosting or linking to the leaked video or screenshots. If you go looking, you'll find it. Everything below is a written account of what happens in the clip.
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The video opens with Jason pulling into a 24/7 gas station in his personal car, a Vapid Ganado. While he's there, the camera catches a random encounter playing out nearby: a man fueling his pickup truck directly onto the ground, prompting the station's cashier to get on the tannoy and ask him to actually put the gas in the tank.
The man doesn't take it well. He launches into a rant about regulations and mind control before Jason simply steals the truck out from under him and drives off — running the man over in the process. Moments later, Jason plows into another car, both vehicles go up in flames, and the screen cuts to GTA 6's Wasted screen for the first time in any leaked footage.
Back to the Strip Club
From there, the video jumps back to the cutscene teased in yesterday's leak, continuing the strip club bathroom scene where Jason watches another man at the urinals. A prompt tells Jason to "Return to Lucia" — the first time she's been referenced by name across any of the nine clips, suggesting the leaker's build now includes content tied to her.
We won't be sharing images or video of any of this, but if you want to track it down yourself, it's out there. Alternatively, GTA 6 is 87 days from release if you'd rather wait and go in unspoiled.
The Music Leak Count Climbs to 18
Another track surfaced in the background of this clip, bringing the running tally of songs confirmed or leaked from GTA 6's soundtrack to 18. Today's addition is "La Cartera" by Junior Gonzalez, Orquesta Harlow, and Larry Harlow. The full list of confirmed and leaked tracks is available in our ongoing roundup.
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